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Yoshitomo Akagi (Author), Ota Memorial Museum of Art (Supervisor)
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赤木 美智 (著), 太田記念美術館 (監修)
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Size: A5 (210mm x 148mm)
Number of pages: 128 Weight: 274g |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2023
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| * Makes viewing more enjoyable * Reading the times * Fashion commentary & trivia * Trendy patterns and particular accessories, The aesthetic sense of [iki] in the works: ...... With trivia that makes viewing more enjoyable, The explanation of fashion with trivia that will make your viewing experience more enjoyable. * Comments from the author * An important genre of Ukiyo-e is "bijinga" (portrayal of beautiful women). [Beautiful women are depicted in ukiyo-e. Many of the women in these paintings wear Many of the women in the paintings wear kosode, which was the prototype of today's kimono, The main garment worn by many of the women in the paintings is the kosode, which was the prototype for today's kimonos. Of course, these were the fashionable designs of the time. During the Edo period, when ukiyoe prints were created and flourished, Ukiyoe was created and flourished in the Edo period (1603-1867), a time when Japan's clothing culture was also flourishing, Ukiyo-e depicts kosode of all colors and patterns, loved by both men and women alike. Ukiyoe depicted kosode in all colors and patterns that were loved by both men and women alike. This book is a peek into the fashionable situation in the Edo period through Ukiyoe. through Ukiyoe. A young girl with a lovely parasol, and samurai women with prestigious motifs scattered throughout, and prostitutes who favored twisted designs, You will be able to see people enjoying fashion from their own standpoints. and prostitutes who also liked twisted designs. Also, the patterns of people with history and stories, such as congratulatory patterns and designs that have been loved since ancient times, will be displayed, The images of people wearing patterns with histories and stories, such as congratulatory patterns and designs loved since ancient times, will also convey the richness of Japanese culture, and stories of Japanese culture. Finally, this book contains many well-preserved masterpieces from the Ota Memorial Museum of Art's collection. This book contains many well-preserved masterpieces from the collection of the Ota Memorial Museum of Art. The painters who built up the era also show us the brilliance of their brush strokes, I hope that you will enjoy the paintings as much as possible. Ota Memorial Museum Senior Curator Michi Akagi * Main Contents * * Chapter 1: Women in Town * Hayashiya Oubutsu * Asukayama Hanami * "Ten Portraits of Women and Men" A woman reading a letter * A beautiful woman hanging a mosquito net * Three beauties of morning glory * etc. * Chapter 2: Samurai Women * Ume yashiki (plum blossom arrangement) * The six arts in the six manners of the Fu-ryu style: Ikebana * "Danjo in the inner court * Beauty who fixes a hairdo * One hundred famous beauties of Edo: Ihitamachi *etc. *Chapter 3: Women in Hanamachi * Beautiful women promenading * Standing beauties * A shopfront view of Tomoeya * A scene of a courtesan in the street under cherry blossoms * "Ogiya-mise-en-scene" * "Hashitate" * "Ayakoshi" * "Hanahito *etc. *Chapter 4 Men's Dress * "Eight Scenes from the Songs of the Wind and Style" * "Night Rain on the Strings * "The world of the young ladies of today's world" * "Shakae" * "Gyogae" * "Gyogae on the bridge * Gyogyo on the bridge * "Go-Atsurae Sanshoku Benkei" * "Go-Atsurae Sanshoku Benkei * "Tsuki hyakkyo" (One hundred moon figures) * "Yonchu-tsuki" (The moon in the smoke) *etc. *Chapter 5: Wearing Patterns, Wearing Stories * A beautiful woman with an umbrella * "Aiko Yakki: The Shigure of Tomigaoka * A beautiful woman under a willow tree * "The Windy Flower Calendar: Nadeshiko * "Furyu Hanayaku: Onna-roka * etc. |
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Other items from this category:
* Reading the times
* Fashion commentary & trivia
* Trendy patterns and particular accessories,
The aesthetic sense of [iki] in the works: ......
With trivia that makes viewing more enjoyable,
The explanation of fashion with trivia that will make your viewing experience more enjoyable.
* Comments from the author *
An important genre of Ukiyo-e is "bijinga" (portrayal of beautiful women).
[Beautiful women are depicted in ukiyo-e. Many of the women in these paintings wear
Many of the women in the paintings wear kosode, which was the prototype of today's kimono,
The main garment worn by many of the women in the paintings is the kosode, which was the prototype for today's kimonos.
Of course, these were the fashionable designs of the time.
During the Edo period, when ukiyoe prints were created and flourished,
Ukiyoe was created and flourished in the Edo period (1603-1867), a time when Japan's clothing culture was also flourishing,
Ukiyo-e depicts kosode of all colors and patterns, loved by both men and women alike.
Ukiyoe depicted kosode in all colors and patterns that were loved by both men and women alike.
This book is a peek into the fashionable situation in the Edo period through Ukiyoe.
through Ukiyoe.
A young girl with a lovely parasol,
and samurai women with prestigious motifs scattered throughout,
and prostitutes who favored twisted designs,
You will be able to see people enjoying fashion from their own standpoints.
and prostitutes who also liked twisted designs.
Also, the patterns of people with history and stories, such as congratulatory patterns and designs that have been loved since ancient times, will be displayed,
The images of people wearing patterns with histories and stories, such as congratulatory patterns and designs loved since ancient times, will also convey the richness of Japanese culture,
and stories of Japanese culture.
Finally, this book contains many well-preserved masterpieces from the Ota Memorial Museum of Art's collection.
This book contains many well-preserved masterpieces from the collection of the Ota Memorial Museum of Art.
The painters who built up the era also show us the brilliance of their brush strokes,
I hope that you will enjoy the paintings as much as possible.
Ota Memorial Museum Senior Curator
Michi Akagi
* Main Contents *
* Chapter 1: Women in Town
* Hayashiya Oubutsu
* Asukayama Hanami
* "Ten Portraits of Women and Men" A woman reading a letter
* A beautiful woman hanging a mosquito net
* Three beauties of morning glory
* etc.
* Chapter 2: Samurai Women
* Ume yashiki (plum blossom arrangement)
* The six arts in the six manners of the Fu-ryu style: Ikebana
* "Danjo in the inner court
* Beauty who fixes a hairdo
* One hundred famous beauties of Edo: Ihitamachi
*etc.
*Chapter 3: Women in Hanamachi
* Beautiful women promenading
* Standing beauties
* A shopfront view of Tomoeya
* A scene of a courtesan in the street under cherry blossoms
* "Ogiya-mise-en-scene" * "Hashitate" * "Ayakoshi" * "Hanahito
*etc.
*Chapter 4 Men's Dress
* "Eight Scenes from the Songs of the Wind and Style" * "Night Rain on the Strings
* "The world of the young ladies of today's world" * "Shakae" * "Gyogae" * "Gyogae on the bridge
* Gyogyo on the bridge
* "Go-Atsurae Sanshoku Benkei" * "Go-Atsurae Sanshoku Benkei
* "Tsuki hyakkyo" (One hundred moon figures) * "Yonchu-tsuki" (The moon in the smoke)
*etc.
*Chapter 5: Wearing Patterns, Wearing Stories
* A beautiful woman with an umbrella
* "Aiko Yakki: The Shigure of Tomigaoka
* A beautiful woman under a willow tree
* "The Windy Flower Calendar: Nadeshiko
* "Furyu Hanayaku: Onna-roka
* etc.
★ 時代を読み解く
★ ファッションの解説＆豆知識
★ 流行の模様やこだわりの小物、
作品に込められた「粋」の美意識……
鑑賞がもっと楽しくなる豆知識を添えて、
ファッションへのこだわりを解説します。
◇◆◇ 著者からのコメント ◇◆◇
浮世絵の重要なジャンルに麗しい女性を描く
「美人画」があります。
画中の女性たちの多くがまとうのは、
主に現在の着物の原型となった「小袖」。
もちろん当時流行のデザインです。
浮世絵が創生され隆盛をみた江戸時代は、
日本の服飾文化も大きく花開いた時代でしたから、
浮世絵にはあらゆる色や模様の小袖が男女を問わず
愛されていた様子が描かれました。
本書は、浮世絵を通して江戸時代のおしゃれ事情を
のぞいてみようというものです。
愛らしい日傘をさした町の少女、
格式あるモチーフを散りばめた武家の女性、
ひねったデザインも好んだ遊女など、
人々がそれぞれの立場でファッションを楽しむ姿に
触れていただけることでしょう。
またおめでたい模様や古来愛された意匠など、
歴史や物語を持つ模様をまとう人々の姿は、
日本文化の豊かさも伝えてくれます。
最後に、本書は太田記念美術館が所蔵する
保存状態に優れた名品を多数収録しています。
時代を築いた絵師たちの筆の冴えも、
是非、存分に味わってみてほしいと思います。
太田記念美術館主幹学芸員
赤木 美智
◇◆◇ 主な目次 ◇◆◇
☆第1章 町の女性
＊ 林屋お筆
＊ 飛鳥山花見
＊ 婦女人相十品 文読む女
＊ 蚊帳を吊る美人
＊ 朝顔の三美人
・・・など
☆第2章 武家の女性
＊ 梅やしき
＊ 風流略六芸 生花
＊ 御奥の弾初
＊ 打掛を直す美人
＊ 江戸名所百人美女 いひ田まち
・・・など
☆第3章 花街の女性
＊ 美人遊歩図
＊ 美人立姿図
＊ 巴屋店先図
＊ 桜下花魁道中図
＊ 扇屋見世略 はしたて あやこし はなひと
・・・など
☆第4章 男性の装い
＊ 風流うたひ八景 絃上の夜雨
＊ 当世遊里美人合 叉江
＊ 橋上の行交
＊ 御あつらへ三色弁慶
＊ 月百姿 烟中月
・・・など
☆第5章 模様をまとう 物語をまとう
＊ 傘をさす美人
＊ 逢妓八契 富ヶ岡の時雨
＊ 柳下美人
＊ 風りう花暦 撫子
＊ 風流花暦 女郎花
・・・など